Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-23

l00 81 0112; 400, 81 VA.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-1OO tons, 81 or: 400, 81 Oh;
700, s. OF: 100, 81 067s; 2O6, 81 06si q ell
OATS-Receipts have been light for more
than q week, prices showing more strength. We
quote: No. Feed. 81 50@l 30; No. 2, 81 45@
i Az; Milling, 81 55@1 65; Surprise, 81 65@
70; Black, 81 S5Gl 40; Nebraska, Il 80 to 81 S71a
CoRN-Trade is not lively. Stocks are large
enough TO meet all wants. Sellers are not dis
posed to make any concessions with view TO
increasing business. We quote; California, large,
Yellow 9i15cdS1 0212; small Yellow, 81 071ag1 10;
White, 81 G591 121a . ctl. Nebraska is quota
BILE at s71ac@s1 ? ctl
SEEDS-We quote Mustard, Brown, s2G2 50;
Yellow, 81 5Oa2 rs 2 ctl; Canary, 21ag2s4c;
Hemp, 3@4c Rape, 11z@2c; Timothy, 5g6c;
Alfalfa 714@9c; Flax. 81 S2@2 p ctl.
HAY-Of choice Wheat Hay there is very lit
liberal supply. We quote: Alfalfa, SS@lO; Dat,
S9@1O so; Barley, Sc esi0; Wheat. S961S z ton.
STRAW-Quotsble at 35G55c 2 bale.
H0P5-HolderS are anxious to SELL but buy
ers are not to be found. Nominally quotable at
BRAN-Light stock gives the market firm
tone. Quotable at Sl7@l7 SO q ton.
Sale on call this afternoon of 100 tons, June, at
SIS q ton.
RYE-Moderate sales within our range Quo
table at 81 35d1 S715 2 etl.
CCKWHEAT--Quotable at 81 lO91 20 q ctl,
POTAToES-outside receipts to day were
large embracing $500 SKIS from Oregon and 2, 200
SKIS from Washington Territory. New, g b to
So 50 River Reds, 81 1901 So Early Rose, 81 65
al SO; Peerless, 81 6o&1 so: Tomales, 81 1902;
Petaluma, 81 75G1 50; Burbank Seedlings. 81 so
al so; Jersey Blues. 81 25G1 20; Oregon Garnet
Chile, 81 5591 70 Humboldt Kidney, 81 7J@1 50;
do Peachblows 81 6511 so; do Red 81 7562:
Salt Lake, in cargo lots, 81 55G1 60 p ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable at 81 50d2 % q ctl for
good to choice. Cut Onions, Sl@l . q ell.
BEANS-The volume of business is light, as
there is no inquiry for stock in a wholesale
way We quote: Bayos, u 75@2; Butter,
81 6O02; PINK, 81 1901 so; Red, 81 1901 So;
Lima, 81 5092; Pea, 81 1901 90: Small White,
81 75d1 90 . ctl.
VEGETA BL ES-Asparagus arrivals were large
to-day, amounting to $50 boxes. Prices soft
ened under the heavy receipts, and dealers were
too glad to find custom at lower quotations
some few lots Of fancy sold at d cent above our
figures Consignments of Green Peas footed
up i27 sacks, while the supplies of Rhubarb
were IS boxes. We quote as follows: Asparagus
5GSc = 10; Rhubarb, 6GSc Cucumbers, 75c@
81 so p dozen; Mushrooms, 5Ql0c 2 d.;
Green Peppers, 20@125c z 10: Green Peas, ga ie
for common, and 5@7c 2 ID or sweet: Tomatoes,
81 25GZ 90 3 box; String Beans l5@20c q III;
Artichokes, 10915c = dozen; GaIrots 35a50c
a ell Turuips, 25d5Oe 2 csi; Beets, 75c@,s1 y
sack; Parsnips, 5Ca75c . Ell cauliaower, E5c 81
dozen; Cabbage, Il 35@1 so = crl; Garlic, SO
SIC q 10 Celery, ot@6ue . Dozen; Dry Pep
pers. Sa10c: Dry 0kra l5@21c p b.
FRUIT-There is very little demand for Ap
PIES. Liberal receipts from Oregon have tended
to weaken prices all round. With Oranges the
market is well supplied, though offerings con-
sist mainly of small stock. Choice, large pro
duet is scarce, and sought after at firm figures
Many eonsignments are so ripe as to compel
immediate sale at almost any price to avoid
further loss from decay. We quote as follows
Apples 5Oca 81 for common, and 81 Z5td2 z
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, sl0@12
= box iifornia Lines, 3JeGSl % 2 box; Lemons
Sicily, t5a5 50 do California, 75ciaSl so for
com mon, S2G3 for choice: Oranges, California,
Sl6s2 so p box for common. and 81 1894 q
box for Navel; BGlanss, = 50 % so . bunch
Pineapples, s46 p dozen.
HONEY-Business continues of i0bbing char
acter We quote Comb, l2S9l4c q 10 for
choice and case for common; bright extracted,
41%G5c-
BUTTER Supplies are liberal, while the
volume OF trade is decreasing. owing to the de-
lnand for shipment to outside points being less
urgent than it was q couple Of weeks ago.
Stock is beginning TO accumulate, and the
market shows weak tone. We quote as fol-
lows: Fancy zoe 2 d. good to choice, 17C619c;
fair l4S9I6c; mixed lots, 12@l?c; picked roll,
lie for fancy, 15G16c Tor choice and l3@l4c for
good firkin, l6G17c for fancy, ,S91ic for fair to
good. and l0tGl2c for poor; Eastern, 10gl4c . ID.
HEESE-Market weak and unsettled. Sup
plies quite liberal Quotable at 1l@12c 2 b for
fair to choice, and SsgI0c for poor quality.
EGGS-Priees have ruled low for the past
week, but The market is now assuming g better
shape for sellers. Quotable at 14G15c 2 dozen.
POULIRY-At the moment the market is not
overStocked and fair custom is found for all de-
sirable eonsgnments. Some very small Brothers
are coming to hand that are not easily sold even
at reduced asking rates. We quote as
| follows Live Turkeys = Gobblers, 100
| lie; Hens 16a17c; dressed Turkeys i7Glse;
Boosters, S5G5 so lor alo, and s7G9 2 DOZEN for
| young heEs, toe BroileIs. 81 50G6 50 /;
| GAME-Quotations are more or less nominal,
as there is very little stock arriving and il does
not seem to be wanted. We quote as follows .
| Rabbits 81 on: Hare, 81 25.01 80: Widgeon 81 25
/ a doz.: Mailards, IS 2 doz. Canyasback. S465;
| Spngs, 81 1922; Teal. 81 . 2 doz; Small Ducks,
| 75c 2 dozen !; Snipe, common, 81: do,
| English IS = dozen; Grey Geese, 81 5ad1 10:
| Honkers, So 2 dozen.
| PROVISI0NS-Easten Bacon has advanced
| and prices generally are firm. We quote East
| ern HAMS I4@15e; California, l06I1c
/ for salt: refrigeIator-cured, 121z@13c Eastern
| Breakfast Bacon. i2G1212c: California Bacon.
| sGSIzc for heavy and medium, eGe1zc for light
medium and 10 q lie for extra light Clear
prime, s10Gu for prime mess, E39l4 for
/ mess. sl5@l5 50 for clear. sle@46 25 for extra
clear: Pigs feet. 81 5o@12; Mess Beef. sS@9
\ fsr bbls sos 50 for hf bbls. Extra Mess Beef,
| $500 80 for bbls, s6@7 for hf-bbls Family
! Beef s14 50G15 so = Dbl: California Smoked Beef
l2Lsaf3lSc ? b: Eastern Lard, S1sS9c for tierces
! and &s91zc 2 n for pals; Caiifornis do, 10-b
tins T3<c 5-b tins. Sc; psils, SIC for lob, &c
| for 5-sb. and 91Sc = b for 3-fb pals
wOOL--1he Wool trade remains in about the
same quiet condition that has existed fof some
time and We esn give no transactions that
would prove Interesting. some small parcels of
Spring have reached here, but they are said 10
be so poor IN c0lev and condition thai they have
No more attraction for buyers than Fan Clip.
We are informed that some long Stap,ed WOODS
ire nor due here ron ne southern section, and